Yes. All appointments will be virtual except TMS treatments. Please read more information about telemedicine here. Please don't hesitate to book an appointment if you are due for one, or if there is anything I can do to help support you through this difficult time. Here is my booking site for current patients.

If you are staying home, make sure to keep yourself in a very good routine and schedule. For example, wake up at a normal hour, get dressed and ready for the day as you normally would. Some people like to take a walk (if safe) in place of a morning commute. Exercise is more important than ever - use it to delineate the boundaries in your day.  You may want to exercise at night to work off the extra energy and worries and prepare your body for sleep. Stay social as best you can with phone and computer. There are many excellent articles written with other tips for how to healthily work from home, please google them. 

Please check the CDC website for the most up to date and accurate information and recommendations.

To date there have been no reports or concerns about medication shortages. If you would like to pick up 90 days supplies of your medicine, that is reasonable in order to decrease trips to the pharmacy. I can write your prescription that way at your appointment. It is up to the pharmacy and your insurance company if they will give you all 90 at once; please ask your pharmacist. At times you may need to call your insurance company to ask for a "vacation override."